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غزل از قلم طارق احمد طارق آج کیوں تیرا تصوّر باعث عشرت نہیں تو منقّش میں نے کی تو مری قسمت نہیں میں نے ہی تجھہ کو کیا ہے شوخیوں سے سر فراز کیوں مری روداد تجھہ کو مائل فطرت نہین میں نے دی جنبش ترے ہونٹوں کو اور گفتار کو بے رخی سے اب نہ کہنا تو مری چا ہت نہیں اور میں نے خواہشوں کی آڑ میں تجھہ کو رکھا شوخ کی دہلیز پر آنا تری ہمّت نہیں رات بھہر شمعیں فروزاں میں نے کیں تیرے لیے اس رفا قت کو سمجھہنا کیوں تری عادت نہیں دل لگی طارق نے کی تو لفظ گویا ہوگیے عاشق صادق بتا کیا دل لگی جبلت نہیں

Taraiq malik: Glorious dawn- the most embarrasing incident-

Taraiq malik: Glorious dawn- the most embarrasing incident-: "[GlORIOUS DAWN] The most embarrassing incident of my life By tariq Incidents are the part and parcel of life. Some incidents ..."

Taraiq malik: Glorious dawn- the most embarrasing incident-

Taraiq malik: Glorious dawn- the most embarrasing incident-: "[GlORIOUS DAWN] The most embarrassing incident of my life By tariq Incidents are the part and parcel of life. Some incidents ..."

Taraiq malik: Glorious dawn- the most embarrasing incident-

Taraiq malik: Glorious dawn- the most embarrasing incident-: "[GlORIOUS DAWN] The most embarrassing incident of my life By tariq Incidents are the part and parcel of life. Some incidents ..."

Glorious dawn- the most embarrasing incident-

[GlORIOUS DAWN]
The most embarrassing incident of my life By tariq
Incidents are the part and parcel of life. Some incidents do please us while as others leave us embarrassed.
I had never expected her to be a cheat. After all she was my friend. She phoned me and said that she met an accident. She had been waiting me when a motor-cyclist knocked her down, she added. Her last word was, “I’m in hospital”. When I asked which hospital, the phone got disconnected.
I got the attack of must. Riding my bike, I managed to reach Iqbal Park where I expected she would have been. I inquired of her from the hawkers. They answered in naught. Being totally besides my wits, I rushed Pratap Park, and Naseem Bagh,but her where- abouts were known to none.
Now began my aimless search in the hospitals of the city, but this all was of no avail. Being dead tired ,I thought of Dialing the number of her home .There was a welcome reply .Her mother was calm enough. I gathered courage ,and asked about her. “She is very much here at home”, she answered. Hiding my nervousness I talked to her. Her words pacified me and made me believe that it wasn’t Nusrat’s phone call..
“Who did phone me and pulled life out of me?” I started teasing my nerves. I reached my home, and was much embarrassed about the person who had befooled me.Ultimetely Chooto, my little aide answered with all innocence saying , “any one could do it on this day, as it is Ist April, all fools day today. ”I stood startled.

A strange meeting

By:Tariq ahmad malik


A Strange meeting’
Hello friends; I am Tariq, your host, for the next fifteen minutes on a
strange journey. ’Well’, In the still of this moon-lit evening, I have had the pleasure of recording the views of the world’s leading writers and thinkers for our college magazine. To cash in on this occasion, I have chosen a striking topic. It is none other than all times attractive creature-‘woman’.
“In the beginning”, said a Persian poet,” Allah took a rose, a lily, a dove, a serpent, a little honey, a Dead-Sea apple, and a handful of clay. When he looked at the amalgam, it was a woman”.
To begin with, my very first question goes to Mr Nietzche. ‘Sir’- ‘would you please describe woman in your own version’.
Nietzche: God created woman, and boredom did indeed cease from that moment; but many other things ceased as well. Woman was God’s second mistake’.
Tariq: ‘Oh! What a tough stand. It is too confusing to see a woman through the eyes of a man. Between the two beholders, one sees vivacity in her and the other frailty. Let’s know what James Stephen thinks about women’.
James Stephen: ‘women are wiser than men, because they know less and understand more’.
Tariq: ‘Frailty, thy name is woman’. It is what Shakespeare has to say. Women have every right to denounce this claim. But, Mr Plutarch claims that his view about women is above controversy. Mr Plutarch, may we have the pleasure of knowing it.
Plutarch: Yes, my view reads, “when candles are out, all women are fair’’.
Tariq: O! no-
Plutarch: O! yes-
Tariq: Truth is in itself an evidence. Mr O. Henry is looking curious to add something. Lets know how he adds his head-load of twigs to the fire.
O.Henry: “I wish to disclose a secret this time, but don’t pass on these remarks to my wife.The secret is, if men knew how women pass the time when they are alone, they would never marry”.
Tariq: Oh ! no .
O.Henry: Oh! yes.
Tariq: Thomas Fuller’s heart is unmoved, even at seeing a gracious lady walking with a majestic gait. The man in him never stirs. Why is it so Mr Fuller.
Give woman thy whole heart, and she will break it.

Tariq:What do you say to it, Mr Prestwich.
Prestwich: Nothing-but, thanks for quoting my couplet to me.
Tariq:Mr Prestwich ,I am your fan ,that is why I quoted you .Anyway, we have in between us a great personality who has lately been sandwitched between the affirmation and negation of women .He is none other than Mr Ceruantes Mr Ceruantes, please expose us to the tastes of this sandwitch.
Ceruantes: Between a woman’s yes and no, there is not room for a pin to go.
Tariq :Stolen looks would be the source of joy for Thomas Morre, when he was young. But now he has matured to the reality and holds a revised stand. Yes, Mr Morre Has women still the same fascination for you?
Thomas Morre: My old books were women’s looks
And folly was all they taught me.
Tariq: What is beautiful and what is not only the beholder knows. But…what Mr Samuel Johnson knows about women is only known to him. ‘Yes’, Mr Johnson, please have your say about it.
Samuel Johnson: I am very fond of the company of ladies. I like their beauty. I like their delicacy .I like their vivacity ,and I like their silence.
Tariq: Wow! me too .Anyway my article is stuffed fully. It has been nice meeting you. Thanks for joining me.

GLORIOUS DAWN

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